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But it's the same flower
In reply to TheoC,
Dec 6, 2011
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TheoC wrote:
Learn to read Cyrillic, mate!
It is not Pomaulka but Romashka, the Russian for camomile. I really hope you are not an academic in a position of influence or teaching anywhere in the art world. If this is the case, then I sympathise with those who are requierd to pay attention to your pontification.
I see...... so it's a camomile flower !
Alas ...... so it's there to cure the girl's cold for wearing so little before she's ready for a possible dismemberment.
What a metaphor of depth I have missed ! Must study more the photographer's pics to get the enlightenment.
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